PHP code to determine user status

[Fabsboards]

I want to create a few web pages for our users with admin status.

Is it possible to use PHP to determine whether or not a user is logged in, and what type of user they are?

Links to sample code would be greatly appreciated.

We are currently running v. 3.0.7, but plan to upgrade in the near future.

[Fabsboards]

Anybody? I thought this would be simple.

[Fabsboards]

Does anyone actually read these messages???

[Dismounted]

We do read these messages....It's only because you're using 3.0.x that it's going to be hard to get a reply.

[Fabsboards]

We do read these messages....It's only because you're using 3.0.x that it's going to be hard to get a reply.

Thanks! I'll get updated this weekend. Then I'll be back!

[Fabsboards]

Okay, we upgraded our license and upgraded to 3.6.7.

I'm looking for PHP code to determine if someone is logged in, and what kind of user they are. Are there any example files I can use?

[nexialys]

the vBulletin code for logged in verification is simple:

if($vbulletin->userinfo['userid']) {
this user is logged in
}
and for examples... all the vBulletin core files have authentication for permissions, sessions and actions... you are not very clear on what you need to know, so it is complicated to have examples...

[Kirk Y]

if (is_member_of($vbulletin->userinfo, 6)){
This user is an Administrator.
}

[ragtek]

if will also work if($vbulletin->userinfo['permissions']['adminpermissions']){..}
or if(!$show['admincplink'])print_no_permission();

i think there are many ways
but not all are correct, because, there are many different "admintypes" (i hope someone can explain more what i think*g*
i mean because of the adminpermissions..)